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VOV.VN - Vietnamese rice is gaining momentum in Austria thanks to high quality, competitive prices, and preferential tariffs under the EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement (EVFTA), amid rising European demand for sustainable, healthy food products.

Rice, a staple in Japan and an integral part of the country’s culture, tradition and politics

HANOI: The capital city has taken proactive steps to restructure its rice cultivation sector

LAHORE: Despite India’s heavy subsidies on exports

A recent article published by VietNamNet, titled “Vietnam’s rice export policy at a crossroads,”

Pakistan’s rice exporters have maintained a strong position in the global market despite India offering heavy subsidies and selling rice at very low prices.

As rice harvesting in south Louisiana gears up for mid-July, experts are weighing in on the outlook for Acadiana farmers.

In the latest fallout of the escalating Iran-Israel conflict, approximately 100,000 tonnes of Indian basmati rice bound for Iran are stranded at ports in Gujarat

MANILA, Philippines — The Department of Agriculture (DA) is delaying the reduction of the maximum suggested retail price (MSRP) for imported rice next month.

Given the US’s high stakes in corn, ethanol and soyabean and the imperative to find a big alternative market to China

LAHORE: Pakistan Kissan Ittehad (PKI) has urged the government to establish

Rice prices in Japan more than doubled in May, spiking 101.7% year over year and marking their largest increase in over half a century.

The government will survey rice farmers about their production intentions for the next year as well as in five and 10 years, agriculture minister Shinjiro Koizumi said Thursday.

Taiwanese rice exports to Japan reached 7,759 tonnes in the first five months of this year

TRRI Director K. Subrahmaniyan says TPS 5, a commonly used variety here, matures in 100 days elsewhere, it takes 125 days in the delta — causing delayed harvests, higher pest incidence, and increased costs

Chandigarh: Paddy transplantation in Punjab has been completed on just 35% of the total area expected to be cultivated this kharif season, prompting concerns from the state’s agricultural experts.

WASHINGTON, DC — Last week, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) released